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  • Bacteria and stomach cancer: breaking the link

    …stomach. Stomach bacteria and cancer facts Stomach cancer is the fifth most common cancer worldwide. In some parts of Asia, it is the second most common form of cancer. It……  Read more

    Professor Richard Ferrero in the lab at Hudson Institute
  • Taming the hedgehog to treat osteosarcoma

    …The age and overall health of the patient. Learn more about Childhood cancer Funders | Victorian Cancer Agency, Science and Industry Endowment Fund STEM+ Business Fellowship, Cancer Council NSW and……  Read more

    Vijesh Vaghjiani and Jason Cain in the lab and Hudson Institute
  • How does cell death trigger inflammation?

    …antimicrobials, the success of modern medicine in treating infections, including during major surgery and cancer chemotherapy, would be at increased risk. Source: World Health Organization What is antimicrobial resistance? Antimicrobial……  Read more

    A/Prof Kate Lawlor, Dr Hazel Tye and Dr Timothy Gottschalk, Cell Death and Inflammatory Signalling at Hudson Institute
  • How to protect the newborn brain

    …Increased risk of neurological disorders: Perinatal brain inflammation has been linked to an increased risk of neurological disorders, such as autism, schizophrenia, and cerebral palsy. * Source: American Cancer Society……  Read more

    Sharmony Kelly and Dr Robert Galinsky, Perinatal Inflammation and Neurophysiology at Hudson Institute
  • How cancer works – a decade’s research unlocks secrets

    …“said A/Prof Gough. “While only lung cancer was directly assessed in in this study, it is likely to be important in all cancers,” he said. Next steps – developing cancer…  Read more

    Daniel Gough and Daniel Garama - how does cancer work in the lab at Hudson Insitute
  • Hudson News: Summer 2023

    …many other cancers, we need better tools for early diagnosis as well as more effective treatments for ovarian cancer. As you will read in our Hudson News Summer 2023, we……  Read more

    Professor Elizabeth Hartland, Director and CEO of Hudson Institute
  • Jessica’s story, ovarian cancer at a young age

    …return These cancers have a high recurrence rate, meaning Jessica lives with the knowledge that her cancer might return. With the lack of reliable tests for detecting ovarian cancer, it’s……  Read more

    Jessica Clark, Ovarian Cancer Survivor, at home with husband Ben and daughter Matilda
  • Ovarian cancer test breakthrough: new hope

    …all gynaecological cancers. Because the symptoms are often vague, ovarian cancers can be indistinguishable from common, non-cancerous diseases, so invasive surgery to remove the ovaries remains the only way to……  Read more

    Dr Andrew Stephens looking at ovarian cancer specimens in the lab at Hudson Institute
  • The power of IFN-e: ovarian cancer breakthrough

    …results on ovarian cancer tissue samples were striking, confirming that IFN-e was a very effective natural tumour suppressor in ovarian cancer. IFN-e protects against ovarian cancer development Professor Paul Hertzog……  Read more

    Professor Paul Hertzog and Dr Nicole Campbell
  • GCT Survivor Sisters doing it for ovarian cancer

    …GCT, and this research is the pinnacle of our efforts to date.” Read more |  Social solution – rare ovarian cancer insights, Jessica’s story, ovarian cancer at a young age……  Read more

    Dr Simon Chu looking down a microscope in the ovarian cancer research lab at Hudson Institute